Hi there, ust arrived on Lordaeron, and since paladin was my main back in wotlk, i was so overjoyed to be able to play it................... until i saw that half of the alliance was full of warriors and pallies, which means i'll have a verrryyyyyy tough time finding a guild for pve (especially if i want to play ret)
The thing is i actually love female human animations and the alliance lore, but i'm gonna be another humman pally, another "noob class roller" as people say, and all those problems worry me -_-.
Should i go horde to pve with a pally, or am i worrying too much? Thank you for the advices guys
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Member
damn, i wanted to play an alliance pally......
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Member
Who cares really. If human ret is what you want to play, play it, period. Work on your application and finding a guild won't be an issue.
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Member
Just be better then the rest and you wont have any trouble, I went to the same tought process, but then realised most of them dont know ****, cant even support, and will eventualy reroll a dk, and the point of this game is to play what you like and not whats on demand...
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Banned
This is just a game after all, play whatever you enjoy the most.
I rolled a human female priest and ret pally, because that's what I like to play, I don't care if they're overpopulated or considered the "noob pvp class/race", I don't even ****ing pvp at all. And I'll be a tank/heal OS, so the haters will want me in their PuGs regardless.
Guilds will be looking for exceptional palas, but it shouldn't be hard to stand out - if you know how to manage buffs, when to use Aura Mastery and how to utilize the Hand of... spells, then you're already better than 90% of the paladin wannabes, who think that ret spec is for DPS only and helping the raid is a waste of GCD.
Hell, if you have PallyPower installed, you're alredy superior.
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Member
As long as you are the best you will have no problems, having good people skills also helps.
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